SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SHIMANOVICH, S.V. - SHIMANSKAYA, N.P.

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SHIKANOVICH, Stanislav Vladimirovich, inzhener; VOLIYOVSXATA, D.N.,
1. ~~. - ~~ I -I------
r tekhnichaskiy relaktor
[Stations for land reclamation machinery] Hashinno-meliorativnaia
stantaiia. -Moskva, Goo.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-.-7, 1957. 206 p.
(Agricultural machinery)- (HIM 10:8)
(larthwork)

SHOLIN, Alsksandr Petrovich; SUBUICOVICH, S.T., inzh., retsenzant;
KRDUMW, X.N., inzh;,'rad.; MMMr. A-Ta., takhn. red.
IZ-505 and 2-505A (2-651) power shovels; design, operatioi, and
reWrl Ikekavatory 3-505 0 3-503A (B-651); kongtruktaiia,
ekspluatataiia I remont. Xosk7a, Obs. nauchno-te%hn, izd-vo
mashinostrolt. lit-ry, 1958. 25B pe (MIRA 11.09)
(Shoveling machines)

SITKOVSKIY, P.A.1 KCKAROV, G.V.; BRUSMSEY V.P.; KREMENITSKIY, N-N-;
MAKATZV. M.G.. kand.tekhn.aauk; SMIRKOV. A.V., kand.tekhn.nauk;
AFAKASITZV, I.Y.; VOLOD'KO, I.F., kand.takhn.nauk; BZMTAROT, S.A.;
KOKDRATIYXV, V.V.; KARLINSKATA, X.I.; NIKOLA17T, M.I., kand.tekhn.
nauk; DOROKHOV. S.M.; PISHCHUROV, P.V.; KLIMENTOVA, A.V,; ROZIABLAT,
Zh.l.-. 1FAMSTEV, V.V., kand.takhn.nauk; KULIKOV, P.Te.; SIHIMANOTICH
"; DELITSIN, M.V.. retsenzent; BRAUDE, I.D., retsenzent; BAi-N-Wit
A.M.i retsenzent; GRIGORTANTS, A.S., retsenzent; IGNAIMM, G.L.,
reteenzent; KAI-A UGIN, A.Ta., retsenzent; KH SKIT, N.D.,
retsenzent; POPOV, K.Y., reteenzent; ORLOVA, V.P., red.; LITM.
V.Ta., red.; SOKOLOVA, U.N., takhn.red.; FZDOTOVA. A.F., tekhj.red.
(Handbook for hydraulic and agricultural engineers] Spravochnik
giclrotakhniks melioratora. Moskva. Gos.izd-vo sellkhoz.lit-ry,
19-58. 766 P. (MIRA l2s3)
(Hydraulic engineering) (Agricultural engineering)

SOKOLOV, K.R.; YEVSTAIMAYXV, S.T.; ROSTOTSKIY, V.K.; GREGHIN, U.K.; STANKOVSKIY,
A.P.; BAUMAN, V.A.; BZROGS, I.L., BORODAGIMV. I.P.; BOTKO, A.G.;
VAIVI'SKIT, I.I.: VATSSIAVSKAYA, 1.7a.; VOL173ON, A,V.; DOHBROTSrIY.
N.G.; YXGNUS. H.Ya.; YEFF4MNKO, V.P.; ZDUN, P.A.;. ITANOT, V.A.;
KOZIDVSXIY, A.A.; KOSTIN, M.I.; MUNKWUN, M.N.; LnMTA, H.S.;
X&RENKOV9 A.S.; HIROPOL'SKATA, N.K.; PMOV, G.D.; R3BROV. A.S.;
ROGOVSKIY. L.T.; SHIRNOV, G.Ya.; SXUFRaSKIY, T.N.; SHIKA110TICH. S.T.;
SHNIMM, V.A.
Rvgenii Richardovich Peters; obituary; Mekh. stroi. 15 no.1:3 of cover
Je. '58. (MIRA 11:1)
(Peters, lkgonli Richardovich, 1892-1957)

VASIL'YEV, A.A.i inzh.; MANUYLOVi Yu.G., Inzh.; POSSAX, B*No, inzh.;
SHIMANOVICH IS6Td, insh.; NICHSTOT, G.P., insh., reteenzent;
-MISram"t None, inzh., red.; UVAROVA, A.F., tekhn.red,,
[Construction and road machinery in agriculture] Stroitelln."
I dorozhnys mashiny v aellskom khoziaistve. Moskva, Go*.
nauchno-tokhn.12d-vo mashinostroitelit-ry, 1959. 39o p.
(MIRA 12:8)
(Agricultural machinery) (Building machinery)
(Road machinery)

-1 f) I\j to V I c ~i
14(2) MASE I BOOK Eawr=ON SOV/2862
Kostin, Mikhail Ivanovich, and Stanislav Vladimirovich Shimanovich
Ekskavatory; spravoobnik (,Excavators; Mazmi;i) ~2nd ed., r~ev.~.
Moscow, mashgiz, 1959. 523 p, 16,000 copies printed,
Reviewer: A.M. Verzhitekly., Engineer; Ed.: R.M. Korableva, Engineer; Tech.
Ed.: A.F. Uvarova; Managing Ed. for lAtersture on General Technical and
Transport Machinery Construction: V.1, Kubarev, Engineer.
FURIKM. This maralal is intended for construction workers., workers in repair
and maintenance shops, tractor mechanics,, and excavuting-machinery operators.
it may also be useful to studenta of courses and schools which train con-
struction workers and machine operators.
COVERAGE: The book contains a brief description of the mechanical characteristics
of Soviet excavating machinery. Types of wheeled and crawler-tread tractors
and self-propelled machinery are listed. The equipment is listed according
to bucket capacity. Excavating machines are divided into the following
categories: machinery, trench-digging and land-improvement machinery,and
Car2L- 1/-6-

Mccavators; Manual SOV/2862
tranaverse-action and valking-type excavators. Performance data and cost
estimates are presented. No personalities are mentioned, There are no
references.
Introduction
3
Single-bucket Construction Excavators
Excavator, E-153., for NTZ-2 "Byelarust" wheel tractor. Bucket capacity,
0.15 cubic meters 9
Excavators E-252 and E-351, on cravler track . Bucket capacities, 0.25
and 0.35 cubic meters A
Excavators., E-257 and Z-352, on crawler tracks. Bucket capacity, 0.25
cubic meters. Excavator., E-301( E-258 ),, on wheels, Bucket capacity,,
0.25 cubic meters 34
Excavator, E-353 (E-255), on wheels. Bucket capacity.- 0-35 cubic meters 68
Excavators, Universal E-302, E-303, and E-304. Bucket capacity, 0.3
cubic meters 85
Excavators, E-5M, E-505, and E-505A. Bucket capacity, 0.5 cubic meters.
Excavators, E-651 and E-652. Bucket capacity.. 0.65 cubic meters 101
Cant-?/6

inzh.
For aver-all aechantzation of operations in bulldl% Irrigation
and drainage otructiirnz in aurriculturn. Mekh.atroi. 16 no.11i
4-7 11 159. OIRA 1):5)
(Earthmovinj; machinery) (Irrigation cunalR and flumes)

LC_
onriiet E:-:cavators, excerpts by M.I.Kostln and S.V.Shimanovich. York,
Joint Nbllcati.rms Pesearch Ser-iice, (31) P (JP.P.S: Ttmns.
,r,,,m the Original Rilisslan: Ekskavato-,,: :3prnvochnlk, MoG?va, 195;1,

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SHIMANOVICH, S.V.0 inah.
mechanization of irrigation operations in 3outbern Huai#.@ -Mokbe
stroi; IS nos7t7-9 A 16-Is (MIRA 14s7)
1, Gosvodkhos RSFSR,
(RUssia., Southern-Irrigation canal and flumeo)

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SOURCE: Ref. zh. Fizika, Abs. 6G57
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AUMORS: Ki4levskiyj L. I_.., Snopko, V. N.; Gran1koval D. A ; Sbimanovich, V. D
ORG: none
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I TITLE*. Investigation of the level populations of copper and aluminum atoms subjected
to autoionization
CITED SOURCE: Tr. Komis.__po sRe)~t=zkoplL_Ak SSSR. M., _t. ~, vyp. 1, 19&, 150-15
2 '1z'a on, (lectron rec
TOPIC TAGS: copper, aluminum.. ioni ombinationg line Intensity,
electron energy level, plasma structure
MiMIATION: A study was -4 m'de"16i The influence of the processes of autoionization
and recombination on the intensity of the 1~nes whose upper levels ccrrespon4 to
simultaneous excitation of two electrons. The level shifts of Cu and Al were st!udied
It is shown ttat the ratio of the intensities of the lines produced on going over
from nearby levels with different autoionization coefficients is a function of the
temperature, of the charged-particle concentration., and of the density. Under cer-
tain conditions such a ratio of the intensities can serve as a sensitive inditator of
the physical parameters of a plasma. 7be otrtained data are used to study the physic&
conditions in electric discharges and jets of a low-temperature plasma.
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AUTHOR: Kiselevskiy, I.; Shinumvichl, V D__
ORG: none
TITLE: An investigation of the population of displaced levels in aluminum and copper
atoms In plasma jets I
SOURCE: Zhurnal prikladnoy spektroskopii, v. 2, no. 4 1965, 289-294
ectron e aluminu;4 'copper.
TOPIC TAGS: e1 _11asma research, line intensity,
electron transition
ABSTRACT: The nature of the population of displaced levels is experimentally studied
for ai'minum and copper atoms in plasma jets injected into a vacuum. The Installation
used i9 bc-experiment for producing plasma jets at various pressures is based on the
"i'rdn" rinciple. The relative populations of the displaced levels in these two
elements with various auto-ionization probabilities were determined from the intensity
ratio of the transitions from these levels. The lines used and the transitions corre-
sponding to them are given in the table. Graphs are given for the relative intensi-
ties of spectral linos along the plasma jet. These graphs show that the relative po-
pulation of levels with various probabilities of auto-ionization is close to equili-
brium throughout the length of the plasma let only at atmospheric pressure. At a pres
UM: 537.53
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sure of 50 mm Hg, the population of levels with a high auto-lonizatic-n probability Is
Transitions from displaced levels
from the auto from the nonauto-
Element ionized level ionized level
Al X = 3054.~ X - M60,1 A,
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CU 1-4378,21, 1 - 4275.1 X.
4P~/'--e 4D.I. 4P,/1 - C 4D,/,
attenuated in the neighborhood of the jet nozzle. This attenuation Is approximately
the same as in an arc discharge at a similar pressure. However, the relative popu-
lation of levels subjected to strong auto-ionization Increases with distance from the
nozzle and reaches approximately equilibrium at distances greater than 10 m. This
phenomenon cannot be explained by electron concentration alone. The authors assume
that intensive recombination may be responsible for the increase in population in this
case#'/~~ nclusion, the authors are grateful to Academician AN BSSR, M. A. Yellya-
shevice'vr interest in the work aud valuable discussion of the results. Orig. art.
has: 2 figures,, I table.
SUB CODE: MP,HE,OP/ SUBM DATE: OBJul64/ ORIG VEFs 004/ OTH REF: 005
nw

GRECHIKHIN, L.I.; SHIMANOVICH, V.D.
Study of the jet of a plasma generator. Opt.i Bpektr. 13
no.5t626-629 N 162. (KMk 15M)
(Plasma (Ionized gases))

- SHIMANOYICH, Tera StanLislavovus EWV=novych. Tira]; GAYDUCHOK, G.A.
HAIDUCHOK, H.A.3, red.; TD(CHISHINA, N.A., takhn.red.
[Twice as much] Udvichi bll'she. lyiv, Tyd-vo TsK LKSKU
"Hclodlon ig6o. 18 P. (KIU 14:1)
(Kiav-Svyatoshino District-SvIne-Feeding and feeds)

FENIN, Nikolay Konstantinovich; YASINETSKIY, Vyachealav Grigortyevich;
Prinimal uchastiye 12R, I.I.; BEPKOV, A.M., kand. tekhn.nauk,
retsenzent; DROBYSHEV, G.I., kand. tekhn. nauk2 retsenzent;
MINKIN, V.I., kand. tekhn. nauko retsenzent; qP44419YTPHI~.S.,
inzh., retsenzent; YELIZAVETSKAYAp G.V., red.; PAFdfOVA,
tekhn. red.
(Organization and technology of irrigation and drainage
comtruction work] Organizatsiia i tekbnologiia gidromelio-
rativnykh, rabot. Moskva, Sellkhozizdat, 1963. 478 p.
(MIRA 17: 1)
1. Kafedra stroltellnogo proizvodstva i mekhanizatsii Novo-
cherkasskago inzhenerno-meliorativnogo instituta (for Berkov,
Drobyshev, Minkin). 2. Gosudarstvennyy Komitet Soveta Ministrov
RSFSR po vodnomu khozyaystvu (for Shimanovich).

ATEGORY : Woods and Weed Control.
BS. JOUR. : RZhBioI.# 14~16 1959p Me), lIZ12
UTHOR Kukin, V. F.p Silmanovich, Z. M.
KST. 72.. "-. . 1". ~ '~." ,.
ITLE The Duratioa of the Effect of the Toxic Properties of
the 11orbicide 2,4-Z in Soil.
RIG- PUB. Zamled*Uye, 1958, No. 5, 66.
BSTRACT No abatraot.

",'v! Y, Sill "JA."W"SKAY; A.
Salt stalactites of mines In the Verkhnekamakoye salt deposit.
Peshchery nu.4:95-19) 164. (MI-RA 18:5)
1. 1'ennskiy gosudar.~Avennyy universitet I Fermskiy geologoraz-
vedochnyy trent.

V S A A
Chronic action bf radjum talts
III P, ~db-
.4k. WE'
In6try Ifealth U.JS-R-' MOOCOW). maa Reoillead. i
RaJ44. 1955, NQ. 0. 43-9.-Parenteraf Introduction of
RALrs at 10-1 c. d,magr causal IOU% nuxtality in raLs, with
c6=actrrir-tks of I-.Aiation sickness bting evident. At
2 X 10-9 c. dosage. no mortalities took plate, aud Werine-
dkitr doses gave correspinding expectetl results. P" at
1.75 X 10- c. ,r bighcr d(me is 100% lethal In 9-13 day$.
Subittbal and tntermediate doses of RaRre tend to produce
It
incrt.astd levels of liver elycom. Noteolyti of
liver Ussue at moderate exposure to R.W. dcclinei x,
then "is" after some 44 dAyi, to 1,50% of normal, At high
d. of PIN the liver -Iycugeji drops m4rkally in 2-3 days;
very high duses cause a very abrupt and severe drop. no
teolytic activity of the liver is ouly Migittly affected by
doses and is lowered by high doses of Pu. TatrodIwtiw
of Rafirs (2 X 10-1 c.) Into the bone cavity of a rat gave
incunclu~ivv rrsults, but in a rabbit after sowe 15 tuo"ths it
was --hown tbat a boac.swcoma had developal, with con.
sidemble tactAstaiis. G. M. Kosotlna-_

SUIXANOVAXAYA, X.B. (Leningrad. 26 . Y.O.. 20 liniya. d.13. kv-13)
Three new cases of inducing osteogenia tumors by Intro-osseous
administration of radium bromide Lwith a ry in. Inglish]. Top.
onk. 2 no.5:598-601 156. (XLRA 10:2)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo nauchno-iseledovateliskogo rentganologiebaskogo
instituta (dir. - prof. R.M.Pobedinskiy) Xinisterotva zdravookhra-
neniya SSSR.
(RADIUK. effects.
bromide, osteogenic sarcoma. induction by intra-osseous
admin. (Rua))
(BROXIISS, effects,
radium bromide, osteogenic sarcoma induced by Intraosseous
admin. (Rua))
(NEOPLASMS, experimental,
sarcoma, osteogenic, induced by intre-onveous radium
bromide (Rus))
(SARCOU. OSTROGINIC. experimental,
induced by intra-oassous radium bromide (Rua))

SHIMANOYMUYA, K. B.
Nffe-at ot function of the joint on the formation of the acetsbulm.
Ortop., travm. i protez. 17 no*2:15-17 Mr-Ap 156. (NIPA 9:12)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo nauchno-isoledovateliskogo rentgano-radiologeho-
skogo instituta (dir. - prof* M.N.Pobadinskiy)
(ACITABUIJ4, physiology,
eff. of hip funct. or develop. (Rua))
(HIP, physiology,
same)

-GHOCHIAi--K.N.-i---SHIMANOVSKATAi~-K.B.--
Dental lasionW'ni4--'mAndibulAr necrosi ,a complications of radiotherapy
of ornl cancer [with summary in Angli:h]. Yest.rent, I red* 33 no*3
32-36 Hy-Je '58 (MIRA 11:8)
1. Is TSnntrallnogo nPuchno-isaledorAtel'skogo rentgano-rAdioblogichask-o-
go instituts. (dir. - prof. M.N. Pobedinakiy) Ministerstva, sAravookhranenlya
SSSR.
(RADIOTHERAPT. compl.,
dent. lesions & mandibular necrosis in oral cAncer ther.
Obig))
(MOUTH, neoplasms,
rndiother. causing dent. lesions & mxndib11l^r necrosis
(Rue))
(JUMIBLE, eff. of radintions,
x-ray necrosiR in oral cancer ther. (Rug))
(TEETH, eff. of radiations,
x-rRy induced lesions In oral cancer ther. (Rus))

SHIKAZIOVSKAYA, K.B., KOZHAROVA, Te.K. Belugina, Z.Te'
Skeletal changes in polycythemia vera Evith summary in English]*
Vest. rent. I rad- 33 no.5:19-24 S-0 138 (MIRA 11:11)
1. Is TSentrallnogo nauchno-issledovatel'skogo rentgeno-radiologichesko-
go inst1tuta Hint8terstva sdravookhranenlya SSSR (dir. - prof*
M.N. Pobedinskiy).
(POLYCYTHNIA VERA, pathol
skeletal changes (Rxxs5)
(BONES AIM BONES, poLthol.
in polycythemia vera (Rue))

SHIMANOVSKATA, K-SBO(Leningrah, V-26, 20-ya liniya, d,-13,-kv-13)
Age factor in the development of the acetabular foBsa. Test.rent. I
rad. 34 no.4:44-49 JI-A 159. (MIRA 12:12)
1. It TSentrallnogo nauchno-iseledovatel'skogo rentgano-radiologicheek-
go inatituta (dir. - Prof. M.N. Pobedinskiy) Ministerstva zdravookhra-
neniya, SSSR.
(71MUR anat. & histol.)
(AGING physiol.)

S-HIMANOVSKAYA, K.B.
Late complicationo in radiotherapy.. Mod. red. 6 no*ltl6-17 161.
.(RADIATION SICKIMSS) (SKULL) (HIRA 14S31

SHIMALTOVSKAYA, K,B.
Radiation injury of bone in the treatment of malignant tumors of
the female genitalia. Vop. onk. 6 no. 10:39-46 0 160.
(MIRA 14:1)
(GE12RATIVE ORGANSt MIAIZ-CANCER) (BOIW-DISEASES)
(RADIATION-PHYSIOLOGICAL EFF-BOT)

SHIMAVOVSKAYA, K. B.
Bone growth inhibdLtlen as a amplication. of radiation therapy.
Hed.rad. 6 no,8tl9-23 Ag 161. (MIRA 14:8)
1. Iz TSentrallnogo nauchno-isi;ledovatellskogo instituta, meditsin-
skoy radiologii Ministerstva zdravookhraneniya SSSR.
(RADIATIOLI-PHYSIOLOGICAI, EMCT) (BOIMS)

SHIMANOVSKAYA, K.B.
Osteomyelitis of the mandible in radiation therapy of cancer
of the oral cavity. Med. rad. 9 no.2t14-21 F 164.
(MIRA 170)
1. TSentrallnyy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut meditsinskoy
radiologii (dir. Ye.I. Voroblyev:- Ministeretva zravookhraneniya
SSSR.

N KUz1qF1142L V
LUKASH, N.-,.,, GUBAREVA, A,V.j SHIMANOV-TKAYA, K.B.
;ntlyzeoplastic resistance In animals sul'-jected to chronic tro-atment
with Sr9O in small doses. Lokl. AN S')')R 163 ro.3%747-749 JI 165.
(MIRA 180)
TS~antrallnyy nauchno-issledovatellakiy institut meditsinskoy
radi,ologil -i Nauchno-issleeovatellskiy institut. radiatsionnoy gigiyeny.
Submitted June 24, 1964-

SPIMAROVSFIYA, T.., pro~soyuznyy organfzator grupp
Beauty its workta true companion,
no.ID.-34-33 0 161.
(Coior-Psychology)
(Factories-DesiLm
Okhr. truda i sota. ptrakh. 4
(141M 1.4:12)
and construction)

SHB(ANOVSKrY,S.V., nauchnyy sotrudnik; SHIMUMSXAYA,T.S., nauchuyy
sotrudnik.
Directions for determining thermal conductivity of ground In
relation to plus and minus centigrade tomperatures. Mat.po
lab.lool.mersl.grant. no.2:78-99 154. (NLRA 8:8)
1. TSentrallnayalaboratoriya Institutamerslotovedeniya Aka-
demil. nauk SSSR.
(Frozen ground) (Heat-Condaction)

7
A 17 T31 3
USM/kedicine - Malaria Wj/JM 1947-,
Medicine - Chemotherapy
"Datp, on the Weatment of Obstinate Relapsing
W-I!,-ria Forms With Melitin," E. A. Shimanoveke.,7a,
Chair of Microbiolorj of the Degbest!,n Medical
Institute, 4 pp
Nedit2inuksya Parazitologlya" No
DrIef account of clinical experience, concludJng
that melitin le o stimulator of the physiological
activity of the reticulo - ondotheliai eyet".
17753

umbbalasne - Pmealosis. mar 19W
Medicine - Adremalln
43afluence Of the Ikft*od=tlcn of Adrenalin In Moo-
lating Rmcella from the Blood," To. A. Shimmy-
~kW&*, A. T. Shukeorlot Chair Mlordblo1j, Dagestan VA&
08ovets Madits" No
Afiremalin IN eotlcm - increases the percentage of how
Oulture neoretion In brucelloals patients and ease-
what raises the titer In the Wright reaction. This
moUad make's It possible to rely upon greater offse-
Ueness In the - extraction of ammUmatle, prCw-
tfttea, and ambulatc=7 bruoeUouis cases. First
51T38
ME/Medicine - Brucellosis (Cmtd) mar 19h8
generation ofbrucella from Us blood after atimla-
ticn by adremalln vas obtained In 10.44 dayst vhUe
without *Arms' In the first appearanne van after 21-
days
5LT58
IS

SHV'Al:-'VSYAYAj Z,F,, Cand Agr -ci -- (diss) "Frincij.1-!s
04,
1 Lne com ositirn -r garden-nark olantines im under
tne natural c-nditons of Marmanskaya Oblat;t.11 Len, 191-,~,
1~ ip (,ldn of Higner Vitic,adon T';SR. Len Order or Lenin
rf-~Stry Acad i:r, S. I.,. Kirov) 100 co; ies (KL, 29-~~, 135)
99 -

111111!4.1-11~-,Cllf ~- , . f. , N, Lr -k." f, ~ N. ' (Bra ~ i c lava'
. 9 1 j
J,in - rvenans~y. Ortnp, trAvrr;,. i pi-,)tez. 26 no.7:83 Jl '65.
(MIRA 180)

SHDWiOYSKIY, L.A.
,
Varthquakee In Molotov Pro,"visae. PrIrodAL 46 no.3.-115~-.L16 My 137,
(MLU 10W
Is Nolotovskly gosudarstvenuyy unIvermitat In, A,N, Gor1kogo,
(Molotov Provines-larthquakes)
I
I

SHIMANOVSKIT. Leonid Andreyevich, aspIrant; PONAMMA, V.P., red.;
WMDAKINA,AF.G..' tekhn.red.
(Underground waters in agricultural regions of the soruth-
eastern part of Perm Province and possibilities for their
utilization] Podsemnye vody tellskokhosiaistyennykh
rsionov iugo-vostoka Permakoi oblasti i vosmeshnosti ikh
ispol'sovenlis. Perm', Permskoe imizhnoe izd-vo. 1938.
51 P. (MIRA 130.2)
1. Kafedra dinamicheskoy geologii I gidroMeologii Parmskogo
universiteta (for Shim9novskiy).
(Perm Province-Water, Underground)

A UTHOR: Shimanovskiy, L.A. SOV-26-58-11-35/49
TITLE: The "Plakun" Waterfall (Vc,dopad "Plakun")
PERIODICAL: Priroda, 1958, Nr 11, pp 112 - 113 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: The "Plakun" waterfall in the Sukaun District of the Perm,
Oblast' is formed by a 1-m-wide brook that tumbles down a
7-m-high precipice and is atomized to far-flung droplets
creating an impression as if the cliff of the ravine were
weeping. A description of the views offered by the water-
fall in summer and winter is given, and details on the wa-
ter composition and the kind of the soil and subsoil of the
immediate vicinity are added. There are 2 photos.
ASSOCIATION: Urallskaya gidrogeologicheskaya stantsiya (The Urals Hydro-
geological Station)
2.. Hyd.rograpky-.-US-S."t
Card 1/1

SHI"VSKIT, L.A.
Training geology majors* Ixv.rreouchebosavo; gool, I, razv.
2 no-9:133-134 S '59. (MIRA 13:4)
1. Permskiy gosudarstvewW unIveraitet.
(Geolog7-Study and teaching)

SIIIMANCVKSIY, L.A-
Inc]-ined salt stalactites. Prircda 51 no*6:81-.82 Jo 162,
(1411U. 15:6)
1. Urallskaya gidrogeologichookaya ekspeditsiya, Perm'.
(K-aa Valloy-Salt mines end rining)

VIKSIF.OVICH, G.A.j, prof., red.; BALKOV, V.A.s dots., red.;
VASILIYEV, b-V-, dots., red*; GCRBbT.OVA, K.A., dots.,
red.; YATVEYEV, B.K.$ dots.) red.; ~UKFAYLOVI G.K.,
inzh. red.; 060HIII, V.A., dots., red.; PECHERKIN, I.A.,
red.; STARTSEV, V.S., dots., red.. _qW '-W SKIY,
dots.,
L.A., inzh., red.
[met hods for studying kaist, transactions] Metodika izu-
cheniia karsta; trudy. Perm$, Femskii gos. univ.
Nos. 2, 4p 5o 10. 1963. (KIRA 17:12)
1. Vsesoyuznoye soveshchaniye po metodike izucheniya
karsta.

SHIMA,NOVSKIYI L.A.
A
Uinskoye lee cave in the Ufa Plat-sau. Peshchery no.3f25-33 963,
(MMA 18 t 2)

SHIMANOVSKIYp L.A.
Practice of uBing the vector mthod of representing water analyses
in hydrogeology. Razved. i okh. nedr 29 no.9s55-57 3 163.
(MIRA 16:10)
1. Permskiy geologorazvedochnjy trest.

S I I I '~ f . L. A.; S I i I XJ, SK'I Y At 1 . A.
Salt stalactites of irines in the '~erkhnekamskoye salt deposit.
fleshchery no.4:95-100 164. (MIRA 18:5)
1. 1'er7askiy gosudarstvennyy universItet i Fermskiy geologoraz-
vedochnyy trest.

Sli.TFANOVSKIY, L.A.
Clastokarst of the Yurizan-Sylva Deprossion. Izv. AN SSSR.
Ser. geog. no, 2:110-115 Mr-Ap 164. (MIRA 17:5)
1. Permskiy geolcgorazvedochnyy trest,

L.A.; BESTUMEV, A.A.; OKHAPKIN, V.G.
Activity of irlermian speleologistB In 1963. PaBbehery no-4sll8-119
164. (MIRA 18:5)

'ill !
.1 1,- IL.-114 ~, -
Hydrogeolcg4cal surveying in the winter. Razved. i okh. nedr.
I I - t,
~'j na.11-5'~-!~I~ N '64. (M-MA !~:4)
1. Uinilskayr- gidrogeologicheskaya .--tantsiya.

SOKOIOOV, L.-, MIW6SKIY, H,
Correcting defects in operating drives of gearboxes of passenger
wkre. Art. transp. 36 no.3:31 Ur 158. (MLRA 11:3)
(Automobiles--Transmission devices)

VNER TXV, N.K.; IMIT N G : SUFAMOVICH, Yu.G., kandidat takhalcho-
"HIM
sk-1kh zauk; takhnichookikh no,
Review of the book b7 MoILynov and A.I.Iorolev ONethods of testing
automobiles and automo~jp mechanism@. Automobile steariM mechazisms.
Avt. i trakt. prom. no.V45-46 7 '56. (KwA 9:6)
1.Moskovski7 avtozavo& imeni Staliam, Oorikovskiy avtozavod iseni Nelo-
tova i Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy aviomotors" institut.
(Automobiles--Steering gear) (Lysov, X.I.) (Korolev. A.I.)

SPIrSHn, T.A.; AnR9M, V. I.;_AHI Wovail.-Da.-
~~v
Powerful U=el-tTpe burner for the combustion of low-
calorific power gases. Gaz.prom. 5 no-7:20-26 160.
(KM 13:7)
(Us burners)
i,

SHIMINOTS11T. R.N.
Primary suture of the ureter following injury duringpelvic surgery.
Akush. i gin. no.3:71-72 My-Je '54. OWU 7:8)
1. 1z Moskovskoy oblastnoy onkologichaskoy bollnitsy.
(URITIRS, wounds and InJuries,
*In pelvis surg., primary suture)
(SURGIRT, OPIRATNE, complic-ations,
ftreters iuj,, tutu")
(PILVIS. surgery.
*compl., ureter* Inj., suture)

SHIMANOVSKIYj R.N.; VEMSM, Ye.M.
Treatment of cancer of theovaries with triethylenethiophosphoramide.
Akush. i gin. 36 no.2:104-109 Mr-lp '60- l(KIR& 13:12)
(OVARIES-CANCER) (PHOSPHINE SULFIDE) i

SHD%WOVSKIY1 R.N.
Enterovaginal fistula following radiotherapy of cervical cancer.
Med.rad. 9 no.940-42 S 164- (MIRA 19:4)
1, Moskovskiy oblastnoy onkologiches-kiy dispanaer.

SHMANOVSKU.S.Y., nauchnyy sotradnik; SHIKLIFOVSKILTA,T.S.. nauchnyy
q solru=?"."
Directions for determining thermal conductivity of ground In
relation to plus and minus centigrade temperatures. Mat.po
lab.leal.merzl.grant. no.2*76-99 '54. MRA 8:8)
1. TSentrallnTalaboratoriya Instituta. merslatovedonlya Aka-
demii nauk SSSA.
(Frozen ground) (Heat-Couductiom)

BOMEN(MA.A.P., starshiy nanchnyy notrudnik; SHIKiNOVSM-.S.T-.,
nauchayy notrudnik
Directions for studying the freezing process of soils and ground.
Mat.po lab.Issl.xerzl.gront. no-2:125-137 '54. (VTJ?A 8:8)
1. TSentrallnaya laboratoriya Instituta morslotoredeniya Akadamil
nauk SSSR.
(Soil freezing) (Frozen ground)

POIAND/Cultivatcd Plants - Decorative# M-8
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biol... NO 3, 1958, 11227
Author : Shimanovskiy, Tt
Inst
Title A Now Sp.2cies of jasmine.
Orig Pub Prsegl. ogrodn., 1956, 33., No 12, 24.
Abstract A low-growing shrub of tha Ph. mierophyllus type has
been found near Torun; its height is 120 cm., it is
very thick, consisting of very many small branches;
its leaves are egg-shaped, small, and sharp-pointed.
The flowers are white and have an odor; it flowers
very lavishly. It. is frost-resistant and can withstand
ehade. The maternal material of the jasmine is in the
division of Urban Greenery in Torun.
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GOLUBEEV, A.V.; PA-4MV, A.V.; Prininali uchastiye: AIIAWYEVA, Yii-.G-.P
lahor.~;4it; 112AGUMA, Z.R., laborant; NALIKOVA, 11.11. , laborant;
61- ~v-y
J, T. S. , laborant; SHOMEZA,
Inve-tigating heat currents in soils for scme types of the
active 3urface. Dold. till SSSR 139 no.6:.66-3-18 Ag 161.
(MMA 34: 7)
(1-fescow Province-soil umperature)

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ACC NRs 6009528 (A) SOURCE CODE: vuh)"41-4/64"/ c'n~
JJJVT JT0F.- Garkunov,_
_2vBkj, S,Jmanovskiy, V.G.
yt
ORG: none
TITLE: Metal-coating grease. Class 23, No. 1794og
SOURCE: Izobreteniya, pro=jshlennyye obraztsy, tovarnyye znaki, no. 5, 1966, 50
TOPIC TAGS: lubricant, grease, antiseize additive, antivear additive, lubricant
additive
ABSIMCT: An Author Certificate has been issued for a metal-coating grease, such as
TsIATIM-201tor -203, whose antiselzure (EP) and antiveai-Fr-6jiirties-are improved
En-d--f-o-,~hic'h metal-coating properties are imparted by the addition of 5 to 60% anti-
friction metals such as lead, tin, copper, zinc, and/or alloys thereof. The metals
are in the form of fine powders having a particle size of up to 100 microns. [SM]
SUB CODE: 11/ SUBM DATE: 14may62/ ATD PRESS:~~aA
uDc-. 621.80.84

DUBINSKIY, A,M., kand.tekhn.nauk;-.~H1114NOVSKIY, Y.N., inzh.;
SMIRNOV, Yu.V., A4nzh.; ZAKRZHEV$KIY, A.Ye.,, inzh.
Precast reinforced shells in the U.S.S.R. Stro onstr.
no.1:5-20 165. +(MIRA lgtl)
1. Nauchno-isaledavateliskiy institut stroitellnykh
kon8truktsiy Gosstroya SSSR, Kiyev (for Shimanovskly,
Smirnov, Zakrzhevskiy).

S!!lMA-?iOVZK1'i, V7P.,
X
hnn-I ld2lng if f!U-,"rT' Of Lre Dr..-!~4
a rlblx)n m. sva-.. j',, no.'-Cs69-7.w' o 161,
(MTRA 18ti)
1. '.'nstitut elektr7avr,~.! limeni Ye.O. Patona AN Mr-rSSR,

L -317-1 '1' 12-66 '-7Tr, (m,' V
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F *46
AUTHOR: Yuzvenk Shimanovskiy, V. P., Mel'nik, A. V., Dmitriyev, V. Go
B
ORG: [Yuzvenko, Shimanovskiy, Mel'nik] Institute of Flectric W-1ding Im. Ye. 0.
-Pacon, AN UkrSSR (Institut elektroavarki i-N--UkrSSR); --(Dmit'r-Lyevj C-cabint- for the-
Extraction and Processing of the Ores of the Kursk Magnetic Anexuly (Kombinat p0
dobyehyye i pererabotke rudXursk~oo-y- tn MY-
TITLE: Prolonging the service life of the teeth of excavator buckets by building
them up_wit -pos~dered-metal electrode wire
SOURCE: Avtomaticheakaya avarka, no 5, 1966, pp 68-69
TOPIC TAGS: powder metal., wire, manganese steel, excavating machinery,
welding electrode, metal surfacing/PP-U25Khl7T-0 welding electrode, G13L steel,
EKG-h excavating macIdnery
ABSTRACT: The service life of bucket teeth of G13L steel ranges from 3 to 20 days
depending on operating conditions and the hardness of the rock being excavated.
These teeth weigh -120 kg each, and are mountad on the buckets of ZKG-4 e=avators.
In this connection, the authors experimented with various patterns of the beading of
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ACC NRs AP6015250
the worn tips of these teeth (Fig. 1), an using PP-U25Khl7T-0 powdered-metal electrode
Fig. 1. Alignment of beads during build-up of
teeth:
1-10 - ordinal numbers of bead-alignment
patterns
00
(10
UMj '(031
6 7
wire 3 mm, thick as well as a welding current of 240-260 a and a welding voltage of i
24-26 v. The width and depth of the beads in every case were 12-15 and 10-12 mm,
respectively. Four of the five teeth on each experimental bucket were thus built-up,
the fifth having been left alone for purposes of comparison. Following operating
trials (excavation operations) the wear on the teeth was compared. Findings: in all
cases, except the bead alignment pattern 3 (Fig. 1) this build-up method is superior
to the previously employed solid, continuous build-up method. The best results were
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produced by beading patterns 7, 8 and 9: the service life of the tooth was nearly
tripled. Fig. 2 shows the teeth demounted from a bucket following their operating
tests: the center tooth had not been built-up. Tests of built-up excavator-bucket
Center tooth
Fig. 2. Teeth after tests.
not built
up (Gl3L steel)
teeth used to excavate extremely hard quartzite rocks at the Yuzhnoy Southern Mining
and Concentrating Combine have confirmed the effectiveness of this method. The
3implicity of this method, based on unshielded welding with & powdered-metal elec-
trode, should be particularly emphasized, since it does not require the use of
shielding gases and fluxes. All this warrants recomending the widespread Introduc-
tion of this method at enterprises of the ore-sining and building materials indus-
tries. Orig. art. has: 2 figures, 1 table.
SUB CODE: 11, 13/ SUM DAM 13Dac65/
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'30(1) SOV/99-50-0-7/14
AUTHOR: Karambirov, II.A. and Smirnova, Y.A., Candidates of
Technical.Sciences, and Shimanovskiy, V.V,, 7enior
Engineer
TITLE: Porous Ceramic Pilters for Water Fupplying
PERIODICAL: Gidrotekhnika i melioratsiya, 1959, Nr 9, vp 44-50
MSR)
ABSTRACT: The stepping-up of water output from water-bearing
layers consisting of fine sand, requires the building
of special filters, as the application of co-mmon fil-
ters, owing to their quick clogging by the fine sand
particles, does not always answer the purpose. Por a
solution of the rroblem of an efficient filtering of
water containing many suspended sand particles, the
authors did research, in 1957-1958, at the IIVSFGINGEO"
institute, to work out a filter design, which would
meet the requirements. 'Research has shown that filters
made of porous ceramic are the most satisfactory for
Card 1/3 the above purpose, As filter mediums, granulated fire

1-0-7/14
Porous Ceramic Filters for Water Supplying
clay and sifted quart-- gravel were proposed, The che-
mical and granulometrical specifications of these
filters are given in Tables 1 and 2. As binding ma-
terials, liquid glass mixed with silicofluorsodium
and a number of glazes were proposed. Compositions
of binding materials are given in Table 3. The blocks
manufactured of granulated fire clay and lia-id glass
withstand well the process of baking, witho-,Ai chan-
ging their dimensions. In Figure 6, the porous cera-
mic filter COMDonents are shown; they were manufac-
tured at the Kucbinakiy plant. Because of their high
mechanical stability and porosity, these filters sa-
tisfy to a high degree all the requirements that might
be made -- even in face of the heaviest odds -- of
the process of filtering. In the current year. the
Kushinskiy plant manufactured a test batch of ceramic
filters on the basis of fire clay and liquid glass
,aith silicofluorsodium. The Promburvod All-TTnion
Card 2/3 TTydrogeological Trust and other building organizations

SnV/q9- 5 0- 0- -7/14
Porous Ceramic Filters for Water Supplying
are, at the present time, conducting tests of these
filters, under different hydrogeological conditions.
These tests will permit establishing of application
fields and parameters of the new filters. There are
2 graphs, 5 tables and 4 photographs.
ASSOCIATION: Institut VSFGT!TGF0 (VSFGINGFO Institute)
(V.V. Shimanovskiy)
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dc

KARA 11.3, MOV, N.A.; SHIMANOVSKIY, V.V.
New ty-pes of borehole filters. BiulJIOIP.Otd-9eol- 34 no.4:167
JI-A,g 159. (KIRA 13:8)
(Filters and filtration)

SHIM&SOuny. V.v.
Using ceramic filters in borsholes with a high fine-grained
sand content. Razved.1, okh.nedr 26 no.5:41-44 My 160.
(MA 1317)
1. Ysesoyuznyy nauchno-looledovatellskiy institut gidro-
geologii i inzbenernoy geologii,
(Filters and filtration) (Ceramic materials)
(Sand)

SIIIKANOVSKIT, V.V., inzh.
Rustproof ribbed ce c filter. Gidr. i mel. 15 no.2:28-38
F 163. OCM 16:4)
1, Vaesoyuznyy nauchiio-ioBladovatellakly institut gidro-
geologii i inzhenernoy geologii.
Water-Purification)
iFiltere and filtration)

27953
S/185/60/005/004/013/021
1,_2 0 ~1%2'7,3 D274/D306
MTHOR: Shymans'ka, U.T.
TITLE- Investigating the critical state of matter by
Tdpler's method: III. Temperature dependence of
density of an octane solution in hexane near the
critical point liquid-vapor
PERIODICAL: Ukrayinsllcyy fizychnyy zhurnal, v. 5, no.4, 1960,
549-558
T:,-:XT: The experimental reaults are given of a study of the criti-
cal state of a solution of 47.9 weight % hexane + 52.1 weight %
octane, The Lorentz-Lorenz equation for solutions is given. An
expression is derived for !jE , where p is the density of the sc-.L-
dz
ution and z is the height. This expression is found to be the si.~;7~~
for the I'Livestigated solution as it was for a pure substance. Mc,
density of the octane-hexane solution was investigated at differe..t
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27953 S/185/60/005/004/013/021
Investigating the critical state... D274/D306
temperature conditions: Under equal temperature changes of 30C per
hour, and under thermostating- Thcrmostating comprised two series
Of experiments; in the first series the temperature increased jump-
like, and in the second - it decreased; each temperature-value was
kept for 20-30 hours. Graphs are given of the curves - d9f = f(z).
z
Another graph shows the temperature dependence of the density for
various z- The character of the function f(z) under monotonous cool-
ing indicated the existance of hysteresis of the density. Further,
density-hysteresis curves are shown. Other graphs show the distri-
bution of equilibrium values of f(z) obtained under thermostating.
These curves are of a different character than the curves for mono-
tonous temperature changes.. The experiments showed that physical
solutions whose components have a similar molecular structure, be-
have near the tcryerature*where t1he meniscus disappears, like pure
substances. On approaching this temperaturc. a considerable density
gradient is observed in the solution; this can be explained by the
influence of gravity and by the great COMDressibility of matter.
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27953
S/18 60/00.5/004/013/021
Investigating the critical state... D274YD306
The data on density-gradient distribution made it possible to evalu-
ate the change in isothermic compressibility with height. It was
not possible, however, (with the experimental setup used) to direct-
ly determine the compressibility at the critical point. It follows
from the investigation that, at near-critical temperatures, the
state of the system varies with height in the case cf solutions as
well as in the case of pure substances. At temperatures, slightly
lower than the critical, below the meniscus a liquid state exists
the density of which decreases with height, whereas above the menis-
cus, vapors are found whose density increases on approaching the
meniscus. Mhen the mensicus disappears, the densities of contiguous
layers of liquid and gas equalize: the critical state of the solu-
tion arises. These results are in agreement -rith the classical con-
cept of critical point. Near the critical point of a solution, as
well as near the critical point of a pure substance, -the rate of
return to equilibrium is very low. The investigation showed that
this rate is slightly lower for solutions -than for pure substances.
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2795)
S/185/60/005/004/013/021
Investigating the critical state... D274/D306
This may be due to a low rate of diffusion. 'Me hysteresis of the
density is a result of the low rate of return to equilibrium near
the critical point. I.-Jith prolonged thermostating, there is no hys-
teresis, i.e. the density is uniquely determined by the parameters
of state.. There are 11 figures and 10 references: 8 Soviet-bloc
and 2 non-Soviet-bloc. The reference to the English-language publi-
cation reads as follows: J. Dacey, R.L. McIntosh and 0. Haass, Can.
J. Research, v. 17, 206-213, 231-240, 241-250, 1939.
ASSOCLMON: Kyyivslkyy derzhavnyy universytet (Kiyev State
University)
SUBMITTED: November 25, 1959
Card 4/4

KUGHUK, A.P.; SHIMANSKAYA, B.M.
Preparat--on of antih--=phil:ic pla-sma. ?rob!. gemat. -1. perel.
krovi no.5:43-45 165. (MrRA-18,,10)
1. Gematologicheakiy otdel (rukovoditell- dotsent S.M. Martynov)
Llvovskogo nauchno-issledova'.ellskogo instituta perelivaniya
krovi (dir.- dotsent D.G. Petrov).

SENZM, K.D.; BERLIN, S S - ASNERO B,G. [Asner, B.H.]; KUZIMTSKIY, V.H.
[Kuzlmytslkyi,, V:M:J; ARSENTIYEV, Te.D. [ArBentliev, IE.D.];
%UEAffaKAYA,_ G.G. (Shymans-ka, If.H. 1; PINSKIY, A.Te. (Pynalkyi, A.M.];
KHOMENKO, A.I.; GAMPELI, A.0. [~ampelt, A.0.]
Proposals of efficiency promoters., Leh.prom. no.4:46-52 O-D
162. (MIRA 1635)
JlUev-Knit goodd'-industry-TechA~logical innovations)
(Odessa-Ymit goods industry-TeWrIological innovations)
(Kiev-Xotton manufacture-Technoloocal innovations)

L Yl~ ci . v k
i b of u--ing anplyz;is f.:.r dete:mInirg
-c;n ores of .',,e
i: -,. n t-- n tcf Pome in the i
Ang a. ra-11-1m region. Izv. v7r. wheb. zalle; geol. i ra-tv.
6 no.5:97-103 My 165, (MIRA
1. lrk-ut.~:k~y ~n~.it.'.t)t i lrk-iltsKy
-fuz~--tl---shnyy teli-rudk-,im.

MOSHM, P.A., red.; KAMINISH,
GILLER, S.A., akademik,
nauk.. red.; DYMARSKAYA,
red.
A.I.jKa1nixw,A.j, akademik., red.;
red.; 4H-IWI-SKAYA- M V.0 kand. khim.
0.,, red.; 7JIUKOVSKAYAp A... tekhn.
[Utilization of pentosan-containing raw materials; transaction
of the All-Union Conference] Vopirosy ispollzovaniia pentozam-
soderzhashchogo syrlia; trudy. Riga, Ixd-vo Akad. nauk Lat-
viiskoi SSR, 1958. 521 p. (MIRA 15:1)
1. Vsesoyuznbye soveshchaniye povoprosam ispoltzovaniya ppvto-
zansoderzhashchogo syrlya, Rigap 1955. 2o Chlen-korrespon4imt
AN SSSR i Nauchno-issledovatellskiy inBtitUt plaBtiCbSJ1IdIrh Mass
(for Moshkin). 3. Ikademiya. nauk Latviyakoy SSSR (for Kalnin'sh,
Giller). 4. Institut organicheskogo sinteza AN Latviyskoy SSR
(for Giller).
(Pentosa;s)

AUTHORS: Lomakina, G.G., Tolmachev, V.N., 32-24-6-i3/4t+
qh1mangko;yap N.V. , Slavinskaya, V.A.
-A
TITLE: News in B -a?-Mrotkiye soobahcheniya)
PERIODICAL: Zavodskaya, Laboratoriya, 1958, Vol. 24, Nr 6, -p. 694 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: G.G. Lommkins. and V.N. Tolmachev of KhaVkov State University
(Kharlkovskly gosudarstvenrAyy universitet) rooommend the spp3ica-
tion of acid chromium dark-blue as a coloring agent for oolori-
metrical determinations of magnesium- and aluminum alloys. To-
gether with magnesium this coloring agent fox= a colored complex
Of the composition X9A2. The most sensitive reaction in attained
with PH = 9.5 - 10,5, in which case the relative error is o.5 -
-3,5%, and sensitivity increases with an increased purity of the
coloring agent. The calibration ourwes can be plotted according
to solutions of magnesium chloride of stalon samples of aluminum
alloys.
.XZ~Mdwszaskeya and V.A. SlavinskVa of the Institute of Organic
Ukiemistry oi -~he Academy of Sciences. Latvian SSR (Institut
organicheskoy k164-4i Mademii nail Jkt*#0ktW SSR) suggested a
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News in Brief 32-24-6-1 Y44
furfurole in the presence of aliphatic aldehydes of oarbo3qlic
acids. The well-known reaction between furfurole and acetio acid
an13ine is used and the metioa of inTestigation developed by
Ponomarev is employed on this coossion. After reaotion luting
IhW at 15o between a sodium chloride-, aostio acid-, and ani-
line solution with furfurole, the solution is colorimetrized on
a photooolorimeter . M- X :rIth a green light filter. The weight-
limit ration between furfurole anaformio- and malsic acid, fonml-
debyde and aostio aldshyde which do not act upon the optiml,
density of the coloring of the compound of furfurole with aostio
acid aniline are determined.
1. Magnesium--Determination 2. Aluminum alloys--Determination
3. Colorimetry 4. Furfurals--Quantitative analysis
Card 2/2

LIDAK,M. (Lidaka,M. (Riga)-; -LEIN__I_pZ_.
(Riga)
Stability of preparations N,N', NO-triethylenethiophosphoramide
(TioTEFA) under different conditions. Vestis Latv ak no.11:87-90
'59. (EUI 9: U)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyakoy SSR, Institut organicbeakogo
sinteza.
(Thio-TEPA)
(Trisazividinylpho3phine sulfide)

KAUIIN'SH,A.I.jKa1p~ns,A.Ij, akademik, red.; GILIERy S.A., akademikp red.;
4
SIi1I-:k'sI:AVA M .. kand. khim. nauko red.; DWARSKAYA, 0., red.;
- IJ~L-v
f-I-IXD-ZE, E.., tekhn. red.
(Resources of pentosan-containing raw material in the U.S.S.R.]
Resursy pentozansoderzhashchego syrtia v SSSR. Riga Izd-vo Akad.
nauk Latviiskoi SSR, 1960. 161 p. fMIRA 14-.12)
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1. - -.- -" - --- - ---C
Effect on the activity of the content of vanadoua catalysts in the
process of vapor-phase furfurole oxidation. Vestis Latv ak no.92
93-102 160. (IM 10:9)
1. Akademiya nauk Latviyokoy SSR, Institut organichookogo vinteza.
(Catalysts) (Vanadium) ('Furaldehyde)

kand. khim. nnuk~ red.; ZIDERMA141E, A.A.., kand----------
SHIMMISKAY
med. nauk, red.; BLYUGER, A.F., kand. med. naukp red.;
LIDAK, M.Yu., red.; MUMMA, 0., red.; PILADZE, Yo.9
tekhn. red.
(Thio-TEPA) TioTEFA. Riga., Izd-vo Akad. neuk Latviiskoi SSRS
1961. 180 p. (KrRA 150)
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Akademija. Organiekas sintezes instituts. 2. Institut organichs-
skogo ointeza All Latviyokoy SSR (for Shimanskayas Lidak). 3.,Sektor
eksperimentallnoy khimioterapii Instituta organichookogo sintoza
All Latviyskoy SO (for Zidermane). (THIO-TEPA)

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3' .. ak
GIIIZR,. .A ademik, red.; DTHARSKAYA, 0.,. red.; LEMBERGA, A.,,
tekhn. red*
(Analysis of furfurole) Analiticheskoe opredelenie furfurola. Rigap
Izd-vo Akad. nauk Latviiskoi SSR, 1961. 182 p. (MIRA :L4:n)
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(Furaldebyde)

SlAVINSKAYA, B.A.; SHD4AIISrAYA M.V.; GILLER S.A.; IOFFE, I.-I-
I -- 0
Kinetics of the vapqr-phase contract oxidation of furfurols.
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Nauchno-iseledovatellskiy institut organicheakikh poluproduktoy
i krasiteley imeni K. Yo. Voroshilova.
(Furaldehyde) (Oxidation)

SLAVINSKAYAf V.A.; GULEVSKIY, E.K.; ~~IMANSKAYA M.V ; GILLER, SwA.;
- -1 ---- I- -J.
IOFFEP I.I.
Kinetics of furfurols catalytic oxidation. Kin.i kat. 3
no.2:276-281 Mr-Ap 162. (MIRA 15:11)
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Nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut organimmakikh poluproduktov
i krasiteley imani K.Ye.Voroshilova, Moskva. -
(Furaldehyde) (Maleic anhydrids) (Catalysts)

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(QUZOLIDINONW)

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ACC NRi AR5020051 SOURCE CODE:
AUZIOR: Teraud., V-V.; Stiv4yn',,_Ya.P.; Shijansoys, M.V.
ORG: none
TITLE: Polarograpbic control methods in the production of maleic acid from furfural
SOURCE: Ref. zh. Khimiya, Abe. 12N35
REF SOURCE: Izv- AN LatYSSR. Ser. Khim... n,:)- 5, 1964, 541-546
TOPIC TAGS: maleic anhydriele, polarograyhy, catalysic, surface active agent
TTWISSUMON: Polarographic methods were developed for analytical control of the
separate stages of the vapor-phase contact proceas in oxidizing furfural into maleic
anhyda-ide. In order to analyze the maleic acid in catalyzates vii;h a high content,of
surface-active agents., a modified method fcr the addition of standard solutions re-
taining, the permanent concentration of the agents war, proposed. ibis allows elimina-
tion of the influence of surface-active agents on the polarogmpW.c determinaticn Of
maleic acid. Because the pDlarographic method is sufficiently accurate for industria
use,, it is proposed that it be substituted for the more labor concuning chemical
methods for controlling the process. F a resume*
SUB CODE: 07

ACC Ngs - AP6030657 50MC9 MW UtIOWW"11691006AW A-P-
AUMMs Anda"on. A. A., Turell, S.
Sbilmank"a
OW: Institute of Orgault Synthesis, Academy of Sciences IAtV= Clastifttt.-
"Sad ; J; sinteza Akademll nank Utv=)
Tr=: Vap"base coutact demd=tIAM Of POIyfWMCtIOUaI =dUe.81%
SOURCZ: M SSSR- Dokl&dY.,v. 16% no. 6. 1966, IM-1334
7MC TAGS: smine deanination, catalyst activity, kaol"; alumina, dlethylenetri-
Amin , C02 land- . triethylenedisolue. piperazine. pyr*xim I
AB57RACr: Vapor-phase deaWnstim cfdIetbylezketrLamIne and dehydration of.etbandl-
kaolin, kaolin with 5Z MbO3, active alumina, and alumin2 wIth'B203,
0.
P20 9 W039 and SiO2 was studied at 300-5WC to determine thL ef feet of tU
ca eta the reaction products composition and the catalyst se-'"tIvIty,. Do
yIeLldy-sAnde ccpposition of the catalyzate depend an both the cat"yat
'present and the temperat mr P. Gas-liquid throwtographiclinalysis nf the reaction
products showv~d that the co=poREFo-u-oT-tTe-E-aUIy-"ta virled with both the catal"t
yresent and temperature. 7be ivactIon product formed In the demaination Of

AC
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,PIP
AP6030657
r
Lenetrimr-4me d Its condensation vith polyethylenepolyanines 61~ ov"'.1
contalits 1~ld
Identified compounds. 7be reaction proceeds by the followUg
LM"
not
an(~~
+ 1MR2
7
He
Xc~
The presence of ethylamine and pyrazine among the reaction products indicates Ue
occurrence of dehydrogenation and hydrogenation processes In addition to deandAstiol
Reactions III and IV prevailed at l9w temperatures (340--420C)o DeIrldrOgenstion
commences at temperatures above 420C, and at "oratures above 460C# t4e vein
products undergo cracking. Conversion. of the *main products of deaminatton of d 4-th)
.1enetrianine was also studied# Awag the reaction products$ triethylenadjamdeavas.

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found to be most stable. Alumina containing 5Z M00.3 w"'the ant selective
catalyst with respect to the formation of pyrazino, while tritthylenedimrAne,
ethylenediazine, and piperazine were*not7fouacalms. IIthe -.reoitfon products forvied
over this catalyst. 7he addition of-4cid oxidoq to- the "toli(st.has it revitlie,
effect an the conversion of dietbyle"Wamlie'. "to,trfeOwl4medimi a. Orls, art,'~,
bass 2 flgiirea.
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BUCHER, A.Z.; YEREMINA, A.S.; SHINAWKAU N M.
Distribution of reservoir rocks and the characteristics of
Lower Pontian formation waters in the western Kuban
trough based on data from the geophysical observation of
wells. Trudy KF VNII no.10;242-251 162o (HIRA 15:11)
(Kuban Lowland-Oil sands)
(Kuban Lowland-Oil field brines)

AUTHCI~S: F i I Utiov, i~. P., Spirz it: qayl/a 48-1-6/2o
TITLE: The Ert-inction of Photoluminescence in Stilbene byBdzmwis S,ibstance3
(Tusheniye fotolywinestsehtsii stillbena postoronnind veshchestva.T-J).
F~h IOD MrL.' Izvestiya AN SSSR Seriye. Fizicheskaya, 1958, Vol. 22, Yr 1, pp. 24-28
(USSP).
A~STRZT: The dependence of the relative emission of photoluminescence in stil-
bene-powders on the concentration of admixtures was investigated here.
Benzoin, deoxybenzoinp hydrobenzoin, 17.2-dibenzylpinacone, 1.,2_dip~ev
nylethane and phenanthrene were investigated. of these 6 an extingui-
shing action upon the photoluminescence of stilbene was determined in
the first three, i. e. in compounds with carbonyl- or hydroxyl-eroups.
The last three are substances which possess luminescence themselves
and which intensify the luminescence of stilbene. It is shown that at
high concentrations of 1,2-dibenzylpinacone and 1,,2-diphenylethane in
the case of an oxygen-containing pinacone a stronger extinction was
observed than in the case of 1.2-diphenylethaneo A conparison of the
1w,ninencence-spectra of pure stilbene and of stilbene with admixturea
admits the conclusion that in the case of phenanthrene and deoxytens
zoin the excitation-energy isr transferred from the stilbene-4wlecules
Card 1/2 to the admixture-4nolecules. In the case of an addition of benzoin and

The Z-A-inction of Ftotoliuninescence in Stilbene by Extraneous j8-1-612o
Substances.
hydrobenzoin no changes -Nere observed in tfie luminescence-afvectra.
The chanzes in the luminescence-spectra of the mixtures of stilbene
and 1,2-dibenzylpinacone and the 1.2-diphenylethane repectively are
not distinctly marked aril yield no foundations for an evaluation cf
the processes causing the intensification of luminescence in these
cases.
There are 7 figures, and 5 references, 3 of which are Slavic.
ASSOCIATION: nartkov Branch of the All-UnionScientific R3search Institute for
Chemical Reagents (Kharlkovskiy filial Vaesoyuznogo nauchno-i--Sledova-
tel'skogo instituta khim"4cheskikh reaktivov).
AVAILI-wLE: Library of Congress.
1. Chemistry 2. Stilbenes, 3. Chemical compounds-Luminescence
Card 2/2

T 3 Shi-,i!insi:aya, 17.F., Kjjjt:c-;, ~.P. ai.,d Groiccv, A.F.
TTT',-,
in,75-FE-1-rp ion of the ScintJ liation Prmparties of "art-lin D,)rivativw of
1,3,-i-()xadiazo.lo (Isoladova.--slye st;~iatillyatsioa.,qkh zvoystv nekatorykh
i ~;,,3,ztro~-4oplya, Vcl ti, Ne 2, jl) 19-1-197
;T: Th,~ nuthoru rynthosized a largo =.lber of vionoaryl and diaryl dorivatives
oi` 1.3,,I-oxadiazole arid rt;,Jied their scintillation jAnd luminosc-3nt
,)r o:,,; rti us .Inoy fcur,,3 si)-varal now scintillators including
(IlTBD) and
'.vh.3 :)resent
:-ita sure; ~u tits ~n nhotoiuminescene:o and scintillation of
.d t"j-L;, as- 'flell as
:)f 2-,>Itf3nyl-5-(,i-bi!)hcnylyl)-1,3,4-oxidiazole
fir.1t. obtai-lud by 'llayas et al. ~Ref 1). VTBD and
-v.,ith-)!-,lzsd 'r,y !t n.; of the reaction
0
0
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0

SOV/51-6-2-11/39
Invostigttion of the Scintiliation Pro;erties of Certain Derivatives of
1,6,4-Oxadiazolo
(notation is the sw:ie as th'it used by Hayes at al. in Refs 1, 2). 8.ach
subatanco was purified by recrystallization from solution and
chromatography on aluminium oxide. -ihe authors measured the relative
intensity and photoluminescence, spectra and the integral scintillation
yield in toluene and polystyrene solutions of various concentrations.
The absorption and luminescence spectra of ~ItPFD, LNBD and PBD in
hoptane were also i.-ioasured. The spectra and intensities of luminescence
were measured by m-3ans of a SF-4 s pectr o photometer, used as a monochromater
and a photo..,ultiplier FEU-18. A mirror galvanometer M-21 Vas used to
record the photo-current. The integral scintillation yield was deterMined
from the ohoto-currunt of a FEU-19 nhotcmultiolier to whose window a
radioactive Agl1O source (0.1 millicuria3) was fixed. The absorption
snactra were measur.,-d by means of a SF-,! spactrophotmetar. The results
are given in Figs 1-11. 1ha concentration dependences of the intensity
of photoluminescanca and o1' the scintillation efficiency rare similar
for all the three sub*tances in polystyrene (Figs 1-3). in toluene
solutions MtFPD shows a stronger con cant:- tion quenching of luminescance
(Fig 4) than tho othor two substances (Fifs 5 and 6). The absorotion
sosc7.ra of the thrae substances are shown in Figs 7-9, to~-et`ior with

S 011/51 -,-2 - 11111'5~-
Javc.;i;i,,~Ir,jon of the Scintillatior. Fropartios of Certain Derivatives of
tneir luminescence s'Po,.tra. Figs 7-9 ahoy; that the three substances Then
dissolved in heptane cl-,ay ttie lav of ay=otry betweea tho absorption and
the Iwainesconco sco:tra. The ab3orption maxima of PBD and UIBD were
found to coincide with the enission maxima of polystyrene. The opti==
concontratiou3 And tho zzintillation efficiency at these toacentrationz
are given for all the three substances in a table on p 197. This table
contains also data on pTP (p-terphanyl) and pTP + POPOP scintillators.
All the three new substan,.-a3 JLNBD, MtPPD, Pb) are better szintillators
than rTP or pTP + POPOP. Of the fomer three compounds LWBD and
I~tPPD are bettor than PBD. There are 11 fig7jr9s, 1 talblo and 5 refar;~ncas,
3 of .,;hich are Soviet and 2 iinglish.
February 17, 1953
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SOV/51-7-3-12/21
'MHOP.3 Shimang kaya, !7.P. , Kilimov, -L.P. , Grekov, 1h.P. , Yappova, LX'. and
Aten, R.5 .
TI TIA Plastic Scintillators rith Additions of _Lryl Derivatives of
1,3,4-Oxadiatole.
PMODIG.,.L- Optiica i spektroakoplya, 1959, Vol 7, Nr 3, pp 366-370 (USSR)
The authors learaured the scintillation efficiency and recorded the
absorption and luminescence spectra of solid solutions of eight
2,5-aryl derivativas of oxadiatole in polystyrene. These derivatives
2-(4-bichanylyl)-1,3,4-oxadiasola (MI;
2, 5-d I - j 4--taethoxy phenyl) -1 , 3,4-oxad in, tole (LtFUtFD);
2 -phenj1-5-(4-bi phanylyl) -1, 3,4-oxad ia tole (PED);
2-phanyl-S-(I-nunhthylj-1,3,4-oxadiarole (4m);
2-Dhfinyl-S-(2-.,iaphthyl)-1,3,4-oy.t,611azole ( MD);
2,5-di-(4-biiohanylyl)-1,3,4-oxadiazole (BA
2-(4-bichanylyl)-5-(2-nac~-.thyl;-1,3,4-oxadiazole (amm);
2-(l-naohthyl)-5-(2-naphtt.yl)-1,3,4-oxadiazo'le (0440).
i I-d 1 Th,) BD cora-iound -ras ob-~aix:ad by heating of 4-bipheaylylhydmzide with
ethyl aster of o-fomic acid (Ref 2j. The other saven compounds were